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Installation Terms & Methods
VOCs
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemicals found in many paints and coatings that evaporate into the air as the paint dries. These compounds can mess
Low Initial Tack
This refers to when you are using a removable vinyl (or some permanent vinyl) that has a low initial tack. This means that if you
Pressure Sensitive
Applying firm pressure during installation ensures thorough adhesive distribution, crucial for achieving a strong bond even on surfaces with micro imperfections. Its low initial tack
Color Shift (RGB to CMYK Conversion)
Color Shift Explained in 3 Ways Color shift in print production refers to the unintended changes in the colors of a printed graphic, logo, or
Package (Design)
The “Package” command is a valuable tool for ensuring that a design project can be easily transferred or printed without any missing elements. This includes
Color Gamut
Print color gamut refers to the complete array of colors that a specific printing mechanism or process can accurately replicate. It represents the spectrum of
Tunneling
Tunneling or Liner Separation Sometimes, when a print is rolled tightly for shipment and then laid flat, the vinyl might slip from the backing liner
Ghosting
What is Ghosting? Ghosting refers to the ability to see something after a product has been removed. There are two types of ghosting which are
Product Terms
VOCs
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemicals found in many paints and coatings that evaporate into the air as the paint dries. These compounds can mess
Low Initial Tack
This refers to when you are using a removable vinyl (or some permanent vinyl) that has a low initial tack. This means that if you
Pressure Sensitive
Applying firm pressure during installation ensures thorough adhesive distribution, crucial for achieving a strong bond even on surfaces with micro imperfections. Its low initial tack
Color Shift (RGB to CMYK Conversion)
Color Shift Explained in 3 Ways Color shift in print production refers to the unintended changes in the colors of a printed graphic, logo, or
Package (Design)
The “Package” command is a valuable tool for ensuring that a design project can be easily transferred or printed without any missing elements. This includes
Color Gamut
Print color gamut refers to the complete array of colors that a specific printing mechanism or process can accurately replicate. It represents the spectrum of
Tunneling
Tunneling or Liner Separation Sometimes, when a print is rolled tightly for shipment and then laid flat, the vinyl might slip from the backing liner
Ghosting
What is Ghosting? Ghosting refers to the ability to see something after a product has been removed. There are two types of ghosting which are
Installation Terms & Methods
VOCs
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemicals found in many paints and coatings that evaporate into the air as the paint dries. These compounds can mess
Low Initial Tack
This refers to when you are using a removable vinyl (or some permanent vinyl) that has a low initial tack. This means that if you
Pressure Sensitive
Applying firm pressure during installation ensures thorough adhesive distribution, crucial for achieving a strong bond even on surfaces with micro imperfections. Its low initial tack
Color Shift (RGB to CMYK Conversion)
Color Shift Explained in 3 Ways Color shift in print production refers to the unintended changes in the colors of a printed graphic, logo, or
Package (Design)
The “Package” command is a valuable tool for ensuring that a design project can be easily transferred or printed without any missing elements. This includes
Color Gamut
Print color gamut refers to the complete array of colors that a specific printing mechanism or process can accurately replicate. It represents the spectrum of
Tunneling
Tunneling or Liner Separation Sometimes, when a print is rolled tightly for shipment and then laid flat, the vinyl might slip from the backing liner
Ghosting
What is Ghosting? Ghosting refers to the ability to see something after a product has been removed. There are two types of ghosting which are
Installation Terms & Methods
VOCs
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemicals found in many paints and coatings that evaporate into the air as the paint dries. These compounds can mess
Low Initial Tack
This refers to when you are using a removable vinyl (or some permanent vinyl) that has a low initial tack. This means that if you
Pressure Sensitive
Applying firm pressure during installation ensures thorough adhesive distribution, crucial for achieving a strong bond even on surfaces with micro imperfections. Its low initial tack
Color Shift (RGB to CMYK Conversion)
Color Shift Explained in 3 Ways Color shift in print production refers to the unintended changes in the colors of a printed graphic, logo, or
Package (Design)
The “Package” command is a valuable tool for ensuring that a design project can be easily transferred or printed without any missing elements. This includes
Color Gamut
Print color gamut refers to the complete array of colors that a specific printing mechanism or process can accurately replicate. It represents the spectrum of
Tunneling
Tunneling or Liner Separation Sometimes, when a print is rolled tightly for shipment and then laid flat, the vinyl might slip from the backing liner
Ghosting
What is Ghosting? Ghosting refers to the ability to see something after a product has been removed. There are two types of ghosting which are
Installation Terms & Methods
VOCs
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemicals found in many paints and coatings that evaporate into the air as the paint dries. These compounds can mess
Low Initial Tack
This refers to when you are using a removable vinyl (or some permanent vinyl) that has a low initial tack. This means that if you
Pressure Sensitive
Applying firm pressure during installation ensures thorough adhesive distribution, crucial for achieving a strong bond even on surfaces with micro imperfections. Its low initial tack
Color Shift (RGB to CMYK Conversion)
Color Shift Explained in 3 Ways Color shift in print production refers to the unintended changes in the colors of a printed graphic, logo, or
Package (Design)
The “Package” command is a valuable tool for ensuring that a design project can be easily transferred or printed without any missing elements. This includes
Color Gamut
Print color gamut refers to the complete array of colors that a specific printing mechanism or process can accurately replicate. It represents the spectrum of
Tunneling
Tunneling or Liner Separation Sometimes, when a print is rolled tightly for shipment and then laid flat, the vinyl might slip from the backing liner
Ghosting
What is Ghosting? Ghosting refers to the ability to see something after a product has been removed. There are two types of ghosting which are
